Chapter 86 Anxious Bernemouth

Despite light rain, the Mornix Stadium is still full of seats.

Wolves fans wearing raincoats and cheering in the rain, and their mood was not affected at all.

The two teams are warm -up, and the wet turf made the ball difficult to stop steadily.

Even if the drainage system is better, as long as the rain is constantly, the game is still affected to varying degrees.

The Wolves are the traditional strong teams that are good at passing control. In 2012, they downgraded from the Premier League and fell again the following year.

Fortunately, last season, he entered the British championship with the Grade A championship. It is the only team in England to win the championship in five different levels.

The stubborn style is one of the candidates who block the undefeated record of the Berne Merus team.

"Wilson, this weather affects your rhythm with the ball."

After adapting to the stadium, Rossi found that there were some pits on the turf, and the water inside could not be seen on the surface, but it would affect the trajectory of the ball.

It is very affected like Wilson's relying on the ball. It is very affected.

You can imagine, when you take a big step forward, slap, fall into the water.

People have passed, and the ball stays in the puddle.

"Then I will step forward again."

Wilson is not worried. Wet slipping the ball more forward, which is very suitable for him to fight down quickly.

"The warm -up is over, the locker room gathers." Assistant coach Ding Dal, let the players quickly return to the locker room to make the final pre -match deployment.

Eddie-Hao does not have an extra explanation, because the team's tactical framework so far has been worn and cooked, and the player's understanding of the game itself can also make up for the impact of some external factors.

"Rest assured to attack, it is equal to everyone on rainy days."

A simple word allows the worries in the hearts of the players to dispel it.

Before the start of the game, there was another ceremony. Rossi won the "Best Player in November" award.

As the hottest star of the crown, this award is indeed late.

Rossi should win the prize in October, but because of the game against Derby County, he deliberately won the red card and regretted it.

After a simple awarding ceremony, players on both sides entered the court from the channel.

Faced with this old team, Eddie-Hao discharged the formation of 4-2-3-1.

It has a great influence on the team's control on the rainy day.

At the beginning of the game, the Bernemouth team crushed madly, using forced to rush, forcing the opponent to make a mistake.

In just one minute, due to the slippery ball, the wolf team's right avant -garde Vanlapara stopped the ball too much, and the left avant -garde leather by the Beronmouth team was particularly steal.

Pewei has performed well in recent games. The offensive and defensive ends on the left side of the team have contributed a lot. After the ball was broken, it immediately launched a counterattack.

Faced with the back waist defense, Pipye pretended to be a border breakthrough. After attracting the other party to stare and defense, he dialed the ball in the inside with his right foot.

Slap!

The ball fell into the small sailing in front of the right. The stopping rhythm was also affected. The right foot was also uncomfortable to bring the ball forward, and the body went forward.

This stopping gave the defensive opportunity, stretched his feet out of the ball, and put the offensive party down together. The referee did not blow the foul.

The impact of the weather on both parties is equal.

After winning the ball, the Wolves did not conduct too much conduction balls. Instead, after a few simple feet passed, they hit the weak -sided defense area of ​​the Bernemouth team.

Wolves head coach Kenny Jackett also knows that rainy days are not conducive to passing and controlling play. Crossing from the wing to the goal creates chaos, and the chance of scoring is higher.

The Wolves picked up the ball from the wing and dropped it into the penalty area. Cook grabbed the first point and cleared the ball.

Bournemouth's counterattack was exactly the same, using crosses from the wing to create chaos in front of the goal.

[This is quite interesting. Both sides are using long passes to attack, hoping to make a difference in the middle. But Luo is not competing for the top center, so Comergant has to do it.]

The on-site commentator didn't understand why Eddie Howe arranged such a tactic.

As the game progressed, the Bournemouth team slowly shifted the focus of their offense to the center.

In the 10th minute, Bournemouth left back Francis advanced to assist, allowing the front three to penetrate into the opponent's hinterland.

The Wolves defense quickly shrank to defend against high-point competition, allowing Francis to easily knock the ball horizontally to the center.

Surman, who was behind him, adjusted his pace and bent his bow to nock an arrow.

Bang!

Under interference, Surman hit a low ball on the defensive player's leg and rolled out of the baseline.

[In such weather, long-range shots are a good choice. Surman also deliberately lowered his shots to give the ball a bounce, making it difficult for the goalkeeper to defend.]

This is Eddie Howe's tactic. When it is difficult to penetrate the center, the full-backs are used to provide assists, and the frontcourt attackers are responsible for stretching the defense line and creating shooting space for teammates who come behind.

The Bournemouth team took a tactical corner kick and through a lateral transfer, after hitting the other side, the cross was also cleared.

Rossi's role on the court is to create space for his teammates.

But the Wolves did not dare to relax at all in his defense.

In the 25th minute, Francis on the wing continued to assist, and after passing the ball across to midfielder Richie, he did not rush to shoot, but pushed the ball forward.

Rossi once again showed a ghostly movement. At the moment of passing the ball, he and defender Stillman were already one body away from each other.

This shocked the Wolves defense into a cold sweat.

Fortunately, because the ball was wet and slippery, its speed increased significantly. Rossi did not catch up with him in the first shot. When he caught up again, the goalkeeper had already attacked, lowered his center of gravity, and blocked the near corner.

Rossi had no time to adjust and shot towards the far corner of the goal, but was blocked by the goalkeeper's outstretched right leg.

The moment his right foot touched the ball, Rossi felt that his position was not accurate. In addition, due to the rain, it affected the feeling of his shooting foot.

After seeing the ball being blocked, he covered his face with his hands in frustration.

"mine."

Rossi gave a thumbs up to his teammates. It was a pity that he failed to seize this opportunity.

The rain was still falling, and both sides continued to attack.

In the 40th minute, Wolves right back Aohua hoisted the ball into the penalty area, causing a chaos in front of the goal, and was finally cleared by Cook.

However, the ball failed to reach far and was controlled by Wolves midfielder James Henry outside the penalty area.

At this time, the Bournemouth team was about to launch a counterattack, and the back line had already moved forward.

James Henry spotted this moment of transition between offense and defense and sent a through ball that penetrated Bournemouth's entire defense.

Wolves center Danny Graham, who was waiting at the front, caught the ball and half-turned around to take the ball forward. He faced the attacking goalkeeper and scored with a shovel shot.

The entire Bournemouth defense could only watch helplessly.

【GOAL!!!】

[Wolves took advantage of a mistake by Bournemouth and scored first.]

[The opportunity of this attack was not very good. The clearance ball fell at the opponent's feet. Bournemouth made a mistake when switching from defense to attack. ]

[The two sides played for 40 minutes on a rainy day, and the home team took the lead. The rest of the game will be interesting to watch.]

After losing the ball, Eddie Howe immediately reminded the players on the field to pay attention to defense and play steadily.

Just now, I was eager to counterattack, which led to the mistake.

The Wolves, who had taken the lead, slowly recovered their defense. After the ball passed the midfield, they immediately launched a high-position press.

This is done to make the defense lines compact and respond to each other, thereby improving the intensity and level of the overall defense.

If the press is too forward, there will inevitably be gaps between the three defense lines, and the Bournemouth team, which is good at counterattacking, will seize the opportunity.

With only a few minutes left, Eddie Howe knew he couldn't convey the tactics to every player, so he waited until halftime and returned to the locker room as soon as possible.
Chapter completed!